Travel / HIGH-UP ADS
From “where next?” to choosing your seat.
Discovery, filtering and booking in an app.
See what we did ↓We built interfaces for trip discovery, filtering, seat selection and booking steps, along with areas for managing app content.
A trip needs a way to become a booking.
An image can make someone want to travel. Then come the questions: which trips are available, how do I choose, where will I sit and what happens next? We worked on the interfaces connecting those moments.
The contribution covered exploration, filtering, seat selection and booking steps. It is digital product work that continues the interest marketing can create.
BEYOND A SCREENSHOT
Choose.
See the response.
Know what’s next.
The demonstration explains an interaction. Select an available seat and immediately see your choice. This is a new, simplified interface created for the portfolio.
It does not reproduce the original app design or submit reservations. The actual project included seat selection and checkout components.
INTERACTION DEMONSTRATION
Where next?
Choose a seat to see the interface respond.
Faded seats cannot be selected.
Someone also needs to keep the trips up to date.
We also worked on content administration. A product intended for ongoing use needs a way for its operators to maintain what travellers see.
This case documents the feature work. It does not publish original interfaces, passenger data or claims about sales and current app store availability.
Marketing opens the journey.
The product needs to continue it.
For a business selling experiences, the link between inspiration and booking deserves as much attention as the ad. Our work addressed that transition: from available options to a choice someone can make in the app.
MORE OF OUR WORK
People wanted the products. The business needed its own channel.
Who keeps the information up to date?
The traveller-facing interface is one part of the product. The team managing trips needs to update content and understand the user’s choice. Otherwise, a pleasant start can create confusing work after booking.
That is why our contribution also included content administration. In this kind of product, we examine less spectacular states too: an unavailable option, a changed selection or information still loading. The user needs a clear next step.
The demonstration above was made specifically for this page. It shows how an interface responds to a choice; it does not check real seats or create a booking.
HIGH-UP ADS